AllGround Sense

I tried both the Atom 65w and the All Ground Sense for a few days. Both are excellent, sturdy grinders and I was not able to taste a difference between them. The Eureka felt a bit more premium and has a slightly better workflow (triggers without buttons), the Fiorenzato was easier to dial in and to

Silvia Pro X + Eureka Libra or Fiorenzato AllGround Sense all come in white, great machines, and would come in a little under the $3500 USD price tag here in Aus There's other good grinder options too, but I'm a sucker for GBW

I love GBW and wouldn't go back to a grinder without. So easy for changing beans and dialing in. Fiorenzato AllGround Sense if budget allows, Eureka Mignon Libra is a bit cheaper. Both are solid, super reliable options if you do consider that route.

Start with the grinder, since you'll need one anyway. Get the best one your budget can stand. You'll get most of the improved taste from a grinder upgrade, only a slight amount from a better machine. With your budget you can get a really nice grinder that will work for all espresso types such as a F

Get the fiorenzato all ground sense, much better built quality than atom and super easy to open the burr chamber (no tools required) The atom is a pain in the ass ,so many screw to unscrew

The atom w65 has a lot of retention and you have to unscrew a lot of screws to access the burr and there are huge gaps around the motor(ground can get into other parts) Fiorenzato all ground sense has better built quality and less retention and super easy to clean the burr. And you can use a single

I would personally skip eureka, I had 2 eureka mignon,one was zero and one was 65 AP and they had horrible retention and it clogged like 8 out of 10 times. Returned it and got these instead. The fiorenzato all ground sense is built like a tank and low retention and it's super easy to open up the bur

I was debating between this grinder, waiting for the mazzer mini-g, and the Fiorenzato AllGround Sense. Glad I went with the Fiorenzato, I love that thing. It's been flawless.

For a weight based hopper grinder I have to suggest the Fiorenzato AllGround Sense. It's excellent! Super simple, built like a tank, grinds fast, can do everything from Turkish to French press with plenty of room to dial in in-between. Can also be disassembled without any tools. I love it.

I've upgraded my setup recently, and I would say that my situation was similar to yours. I had Dedica and Kingrinder K6, so I really want to level up my setup. I was choosing between Elizabeth and MaraX, and dual boiler has won me on papers and in Reddit, and when I saw Elizabeth irl Ive thought tha